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Campbell Elected Vice Chair of ICA Mobile Comm Division
Congratulations to Professor Scott Campbell for being elected Vice Chair of the International Communication Association’s Mobile Communication Division. Campbell is a leading scholar on…
Bushman Quoted in TIME Magazine
Professor Brad Bushman explains that venting anger doesn’t reduce it—in fact, it can intensify it in a recent TIME magazine article: “Is Venting Healthy, Or Does It Make Things Worse?” Bushman's…
Lynch quoted in PsyPost
Assistant Professor Teresa Lynch was quoted in a recent PsyPost article “New research on female video game characters uncovers a surprising twist.” Lynch’s research along with PhD student Annie…
Garrett speaks on ‘Now at Ohio State’ podcast
School of Communication Director Kelly Garret was featured on the Now at Ohio State podcast. The episode, How Our Presidential Elections Have Changed, explores how societal shifts, including…
Brinberg co-investigator on $3.6M NIH grant
Assistant Professor Miriam (Mimi) Brinberg is a co-investigator on a recently-awarded $3.6 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to explore the issue of teen digital dating abuse and…
School welcomes new AP Sports Editors Club
The School of Communication welcomes a new student organization, Associated Press Sports Editors. APSE is an organization that fosters the professional development of aspiring sports journalists…
14 PRSSA students travel to Anaheim for international conference
The Public Relations Student Society of America chapter at Ohio State recently traveled to Anaheim, CA, bringing nine board members and five general members to PRSSA’s annual international conference…
Research Shows Bad Events Make Characters More Likeable, Except When It Comes to Health
PhD student Lucy Brown along with Associate Professor Matthew Grizzard, Senior Lecturer Charles Francemone and PhD students Annie Dooley, Charles Monge and Samantha Flanagan were published in …
School of Comm alums work Monday Night Football
Two Ohio State School of Communication alumni worked the Sept. 30 edition of Monday Night Football representing their respective teams on a national stage. Ari Horton (Journalism, ’21) works as the…